just quickly they spoke privately, talking about the modern democratic party and the role there hillary allegedly is helping out kamala harris. you have 30 seconds to react to all of that, governor. >> well, it's not hard, look, they are more 307 larr than joe biden and kamala harris. and i at this they are desperate to say anybody who can maybe provide for us a little bit of positive news, so let's bring the clintons back. hey, i would do it if i were joe biden and kamala harris. and i would put them front and center. >> carley: donald trump is not bringing the clintons back. i think he just gave joe biden hillary's old nickname. who cares if hillary is crooked she is irrelevant these days. have great super tuesday. it's always super when you are on the show have. a good one. >> todd: so nice. >> thank you. >> todd: super you are here too. have great day. "fox & friends" now. ♪ >> ainsley: it's officially the

biggest day on the presidential primary calendar. the first polls on super tuesday in vermont and up in maine with more set to open very soon across the east coast. >> brian: 15 states are holding races today on the republican side you got 854 delegates up for grab. that's about 70% of 1215 total delegates needed to secure the nomination. >> steve: here is the current state of the race, former president donald trump is in the lead as you can see right there with 273 delegates after gaining 29 in the north dakota primary just last night. meanwhile, nikki haley has 43 delegates so far. be sure to keep it here. both donald trump and nikki haley will be with us today in the 8:00 hour to discuss the state of the race. >> lawrence: meanwhile on the democratic side there are seven states with uncommitted options. we will see if president biden faces a big protest vote like in michigan. all right. good morning. welcome to "fox & friends" on

this tuesday -- super tuesday morning. >> ainsley: a big day. as we were saying -- you were saying you need 12:15 to get the nominee. trump has 273. there are 854 on the republican side up for grabs. so, if he gets all of those, he would get -- he would have 1127. >> steve: almost. >> ainsley: not enough to secure the nominee but almost. >> steve: his campaign is thinking he could secure it up in the next week or two. lawrence, you mentioned a moment ago, uncommitted. how many people will vote uncommitted today. and will it come anywhere close to the number we saw in michigan last week where it was 13%. the sean probably not. although the best chance for a lot of uncommitted voters are in the great state of minnesota. apparently and keep in mind there are far fewer arab americans in minnesota than in michigan. >> organizers are honing for 10,000, which is just a fraction of it. but, they are looking ahead to

next week in washington state where the goal is to get a lot more. >> lawrence: i think the push is and if you look in the crowds when the pro-hamas -- pro-palestinian protester it's a diverse group of people talking about their sympathies for the palestinian people and they are anti-israeli, anti-jewish in many cases and the goal is, according to rashida tlaib is to send a message to joe biden, if you vote uncommitted, it is to tell the president that you want some sort of cease-fire. >> steve: right. >> ainsley: you know, will it be enough to make a difference? in the last election they had one delegate, but it doesn't send a message to president joe biden which way is he going to do? we saw kamala harris flip a little bit on this because she was pro-israel married to a jewish man. but, then a few days ago. she was saying let's have a cease-fire. we demand a cease-fire. >> brian: head to head, trump has a shorter policy on israel.

their alternative is not the party. their alternative is a third or fourth candidate or stay home, period. my fear is for the country we are going to start abandoning our ally and start changing our policies because he is concerned about michigan and concerned about colorado or maine who might be doing the same thing of uncommitted. >> ainsley: big question today too. we are interviewing both of these candidates donald trump and nikki haley. what happens after super tuesday. >> if nikki haley doesn't win a lot of the votes or a lot of the delegates, does she drop out? she committed to stay in until super tuesday. what happens tomorrow and what happens tonight? >> steve: do you know who is watching? her donors. they want to know whether or not she has any sort of a path. what's interesting is in the last 48 hours, apparently the polls have tightened in the commonwealth of virginia. will she wind up winning? don't know will she wind up getting some delegates? maybe. it's one of those states. i'm looking over at the super tuesday contest race. and it is an open contest as is

lawrence, your home state of texas. >> i think that we see this all the time in primaries. they get messy. >> candidates go blow for blow. we saw in 2016 between ted cruz and donald trump. but, eventually, the party comes together and so i think that's the big quell for both of the candidates that are going to be on the program. not only how to unite the party but how they unite the country the common goal. when you look at both of their records compared to joe biden i don't think it's even close. >> ainsley: your state, there are so many delegates up for grabs in texas 161. california 169. those are the two largest today. and will cain, i believe, is in allen, texas. is he talking to voters. this is one of the 15 super tuesday states voting today. hey, will. >> will: good morning, ainsley. [applause] >> will: yes, i'm right here in allen, texas, at the allen cafe where i'm going to report to you today how it's going on super

tuesday and work as part-time delivery man for pete hegseth and rachel campos-duffy would you please give this to rachel and pete? yes i will do my best to get this to new york. i did a quick strong poll. take the temperature as we start the morning here in texas. if you are for donald trump today, super tuesday, let me hear you. [cheers] >> will: all right. anybody here for nikki haley? [a boo] >> will: robert told me, look, we don't dislike nikki haley we are for trump. is that what you said robert? >> that's what i said, yeah. >> will: i asked everybody what's the biggest issue you are going to be voting on today? it's not multiple choice, i can't ask everybody at the same time. is immigration the biggest issue for you? let me know. [cheers] >> what about the economy? [cheers] >> will: and you were saying -- you said getting a in

washington, d.c. represents the american people. >> absolutely. you take a look at what julian assange has said as far as get rid of the corruption in d.c. you will get rid of 98% of the people. that needs to be addressed. the people have to get rid of the folks that no longer want to represent us and they want to push their own ideologies. >> will: what's your name? >> mark. >> will: what do you do with a living. >> i'm a captain with american airlines. >> will: there we go. my last question for you, mark is how. that's a big ask that you gave us. the last question is how do you get rid of corruption in washington, d.c.? >> you have to vote the people out. you have to watch what is going on with the election stuff. there is election fraud. you have got to watch that to make sure that the process is going the way it's supposed to be. and, if not, people have to recognize it and be able to call it out and address it. >> will: march got the texas institution right there. i know lawrence know, i don't know if everybody on the couch knows bucky's. good morning how are you doing this morning. >> good. >> will: hook elm horns.

turn this way. what's your name. >> chris. >> are you for donald trump or nikki haley or someone else today. >> donald trump, of course. >> why is that? >> he is good with the economy and good with the border. he was the first time he is going to shut it down i think. >> will: what's the first issue that's motivated you out on super tuesday. >> the border and economy the an at this time of life. >> maybe they are going to work here in a little bit people motivated to work. lawrence? >> lawrence: what's the vibe like? what are you feeling? what's the pulse? i would say diners are the pulse of the country. is it nikki haley? donald trump? what's the feel? the latest polling has donald trump with a 71 point lead.

i would say it's light slightly larger in this room. [laughter] [applause] >> will: the pulse, lawrence, looks like -- it looks like it will be trump in texas would you ask how many if any have early voted? >> ainsley: good question. >> will: absolutely, steve. steve doocy would like me to ask you guys how many if any of have you already early voted raise your hands? [cheers] >> will: overwhelmingly early vote. >> ainsley: republicans say need to be better about that. steve. >> lawrence: achilles heel. >> steve: they don't have to show up some stinkin' polling place. >> will: early diner instead of the poll. >> ainsley: all types of primaries and caucuses today. brian is going through them all state by state. brian? >> brian: they call it super tuesday for a research.

so much at stake right now even though donald trump has a precipitous lead. 854 delegates up for grabs in today's primary. so let's go through most of the states that are in play. close contest you got to be republican. semi open contest you can be independents and the open contest can you just register that day and we can see it. so, as you look it right here, the purple are the closed. and i think it's pretty clear that donald trump does have his pockets of support there but, if you look at an area like california, which does have a share of moderates and disenchanted democrats you will wonder if he this take that opportunity. oklahoma is pure red you understand where that comes up. i find thin treeing, colorado for the longest time has been a purple state. i'm wondering with denver being overwhelmed by illegal immigrants being somewhat open to voting hard right or open to somebody viewed by many to be a little bit more moderate and that is nikki haley. as we go through right now closed contest, registered republican in order to get in there utah, california, oklahoma, also reliably red also

for california except for places like orange county and portions of the middle of central california. the semi open contest will be open to independents. again, we're back in colorado where there is a lot of people disenwant thatted with the current stated of events. and jared polis feels a sudden urgency to talk strongly on the border and act like a moderate. for people who saw him in congress, they are not falling for it. i find this extremely intriguing. especially when it documents gubernatorial race because north carolina has had a democratic governor. there's a sense there that democrats feel as though they can grab this like obama did in the second time around when he went for re-election. it went to trump. it was narrow win the second time around in 2020. democrats feel they can target it here. other people feel as though there is excellent chance for republican in robinson to getting that spot. as we look here at the open contest, where you could decide the day of, you know what? register as independent and create some havoc? this is where i think if you are democrat and you want nikki haley in the race, in the back

of my mind what gavin newsom said. the best surrogate we have against donald trump is donald trump is news break. if you want to create chaos steve mentioned before. virginia is right. will are virginia feels a shot of flipping it still huge democratic support there and glenn youngkin feels as though he ran from donald trump rather than with donald trump. and then minnesota. the uncommitted vote we are hearing about on the democratic side and that is because muslim population the arab population that is happening in the middle eastern part in that area. finally when it comes to independents. this is where they can actually cast a ballot. i think it's going to be intriguing. i think so much of the country is in the independent camp. fastest unaffiliated independent. going to is maybe have their voice heard and we can know by the amount of turnout. i believe i'm out of full

screen. ththis is where we started. a quick look at the matchup. keep in mind we will have a chance to talk to nikki haley and former president donald trump in a little while about their focus because there is so much you can't just walk from precinct to precinct. there's too much of the country to cover. >> lawrence: you know, brian, i'm curious. >> brian: nikki haley is in texas, by the way. >> lawrence: exactly. both of the candidates will be joining the program later on today. since immigration has been the number one issue and the border visit last week as well as the death of laken, i'm curious if it's going to tilt the election in one way or the other. we know a top issue already. it seems like we went from concerned to rageful americans now that are upset about what is happening. >> ainsley: especially when you see moderates or you see more democrats worried about sanctuary cities. worried about immigration. you see the press conference with the mayor of athens and some hecklers yelling at him "you're not doing your job. you need to resign."

>> brian: nobody is stronger on the country than donald trump on the border. nikki haley is not weak on the border. it's not like she says let's let some people in. >> ainsley: biden is regretting not being stronger on the border. democrats are even saying we need fix this problem. >> steve: that's right. that is why this week is really the kick al-jaafari to 2024, november, the first tuesday. because we have got super tuesday. essentially it will set the table on the republican side. it looks like it's going to be donald trump. it would take an extraordinary turn of convenience for it to be nikki haley. and then, you have got joe biden who going to sweep again today because he is pretty much unopposed. and then is he going to reset things on thursday night with the state of the union. and do you know what? to your point, is he going to talk a lot about the border if he is smart. ing we want some answers. >> brian: i don't know how much credibility he'll have. other thing to keep in mind, too. you are watching what is happening in texas.

law stayed by the supreme court. they is k. no longer instantly deport on their own. we saw the sanctuary cities get caught up in court and remain in mexico get caught up in court. if donald trump becomes president again it has to be legislation substantially fixes it or forever caught up in the court system and nothing gets done. >> steve: that means you need a republican house and senate and, of course, the republicans would love that but right now it's really close. >> brian: senate is looking really strongly for republicans. >> ainsley: hand it over to carley. she has some additional headlines for us. >> carley: super tuesday the biggest news of the day with other stories we want to cover as well. starting with a fox news alert here. five people are dead after a small plane crashed near a highway in nashville last night. >> the pilot tried to make an emergency landing after experiencing engine and power failure. officials say the plane imploded on impact. there are no survivors. the faa and ntsb are investigating what went wrong. a massive fire breaking out overnight at an industrial plant

in the detroit suburb causing several explosions. at least one firefighter is in the hospital after being hit by flying debris from one of the blasts. look at that no word on other injuries at this time. but, police are urging the public to stay far from the scene. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez was confronted by protesters in brooklyn yesterday. over her stance on the israel-hamas war. the protesters demanding the democratic squad member call israel's conduct in gaza a genocide. here's how aoc responded. >> do you have any comments? >> you are going to cut it and you are going to cut this and clip this so that it's completely out of context. i already said that it was. and you are all just going to pretend that it wasn't over and over again. it's [bleep]ed up, man. >> live tv. >> you are not helping that. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez clearly uncomfortable there according to her own tweet from 2020 that's what protesters are supposed to do.

to a fox business alert here, president biden is launching a new multi-agency strike force today to crack down on price gouging. it will be co-chaired by the justice department and the federal trade commission. the white house saying, quote: he is launching a strike force to hold companies account whble they engage in unfair and illegal practices that keep prices high. president biden is in the fight for the long haul when it comes to lowering costs. and, after a 13 season and a super bowl championship, philadelphia eagles star jason kelce is calling it a career. the 36-year-old center announcing his retirement in a tear filled press conference yesterday. >> thank you philadelphia from the bottom of my heart thank you for allowing me into your homes every sound. it has always been a goal of mine to play my whole career in

one city. i couldn't have dreamt a better one and better fit if i tried. there's no chance i would be here without the bond travis and i share. it's only too poetic i found my career being fulfilled in the city of brotherly love. >> former texan star j.j. watt says the hall of fame -- the hall of fame of kelce's future posting just go ahead and get the gold jacket fitted right now. guys, over to you. >> lawrence: already a hard position to play. his entire career there and my favorite story about the kelces is mrs. kelce because, you know, obviously the brother was in the super bowl she wouldn't put on any of the swag. i'm only going to rock filly. that's a real fan right there. that's a real wife. >> steve: she did have that one jersey that was made kansas city and also the eagles as well. there is his mother right there. i love the part where he was talking about how, you know,

when he and his brother were growing up and thinking about some day maybe we could play in the super bowl. but, you do you know why is he crying? apparently the eagles offered him $9 million to play another season and he turned it down. >> brian: he walked cincinnati wanted to play division one no. offers. went there got drafted in the sixth round like this phantom brady. something to prove. day one. seven or eight pro-bowls. they say he is going right to the hall of fame. it's hard to pick out how great a center is playing enemies you see how few times the quarterback has been sacked up the middle and there he goes. now meeting with espn and fox. and according to my estimation, he should pick fox. i talked to my people. i hope he picks fox. they allow your personality to come out and i hope he does that. >> steve: he would be fantastic. >> lawrence: we would love to have him on the couch, too. >> brian: he wouldn't be on the couch. >> steve: he could coming visit any time and obrador. >> brian: and of course reinstall the cushions. >> lawrence: maybe your people

can reach out to his people. >> brian: my staff is so big i don't know their names. i will put out a general -- >> steve: congratulations to mra lovely retirement. i have a feeling he is going to be busy. >> brian: i hope he gets sleeves when he retires. i will also retire without sleeves. i will rip off my suit jacket when i retire. >> steve: i'm going to be watching that 6:20 now and ainsley has got joe. >> ainsley: who are you kidding, brian? you wear that gronk vest that doesn't have sleeves. you are already there. >> brian: every weekend. >> ainsley: i wonder if mrs. kelce is now just going to wear a chiefs shirt. doesn't have to divide anymore. a unanimous decision by the supreme court. the mainstream media and prominent dems are questioning the legitimacy of the trump colorado ballot ruling. listen. >> frankly gives him a way out of being held accountable at the ballot box. >> unfortunately for america,

the court isn't necessarily wrong. they're not doing their job on a lot of these big issues. >> a refusal to hold this man accountable and those folk who engaged in insurrection. >> just goes against what our judicial system should be about. >> donald trump, i believe is, a danger to american democracy. >> he can still be the president of the united states and i thought that the 14th amendment and our framers knew better. >> ainsley: so here to react is fox news contributor joe concha. joe, your reaction? >> well, when this decision came back, ainsley, and it comes back 9-0, it's a grand slam. it's a slam dunk. there is no ambiguity. the first thought that i had was well, even the usual suspects in this business won't be able to say well, this is about the extreme maga supreme court that's just there to save donald trump because, obviously, we had kagan and sotomayor and ketanji brown also joined the conservative members on the bench in agreeing that donald

trump should be on the ballot and instead the 2024 version of one flew over the cuckoo nest. you played all those soundbites, no matter how this came back that was going to be the reaction. we saw, for example george conway the michael avenatti of legal analysts on the cnn calling the supreme court fundamentally incoherent and a shoddy legal work in terms of their conclusion. you had abc's jonathan karl somehow coming away with this take away. despite win strikes blow to trump's central campaign theme. trump's central campaign theme his opponents are trying to take him out in the courtroom instead of the ballot box. that's the whole crux of this argument. should voters decide whether donald trump is president or not or some partisan judges or partisan secretaries of state do that? i think leaving it in the hands of the people is something that many would agree with even

democrats sane and sober who just want this thing decided by the people. >> ainsley: you mentioned the usual suspects on the supreme court. listen to what keith olbermann said about them. >> the supreme court has betrayed democracy, members jackson, kagan and sotomayor have proven themselves at inept at reading comprehension and collectively the court has shown itself to be corrupt and illegitimate. it must be dissolved. you brought up a good point if just the conservative justices had said trump needs to stay on the ballot, he would still be on the ballot. because it's 9-0. that shatters the left's narrative. >> yeah, ainsley. keith olbermann i guess we can't count him as marvin the media because he has been fired some times and unemployed for so long can we still put him in this group? olbermann also said he wants the supreme court to be completely dissolved. this is how far gone some of these folks are. and if they keep talking this way, this is only jet fuel for donald trump. here would have been my headline and leave it here, okay? an expected ruling the supreme

court rules 9-0 to allow donald trump on ballot ahead of expected super tuesday romp. that should have been the headline, that should have been the take away. >> ainsley: yep, the american people will decide. if you get the votes, you win. that's called an american republic an election thank you so much, joe. remember to set your dvrs 6:00 in the morning 6 to 9. definitely do it today we nikki haley and donald trump on. breakfast with friends. will is t chatting with voters down at allen cafe down in texas. will? >> will: that's right, ainsley. when we come back, i'm going ask the people what they think about the 9-0 decision and what they think about the southern border and texas where election judges where ref uniforms. s that coming up in a moment at the allen cafe on "fox & friends." well maybe it's time to shift gears on that.

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>> brian: in texas the border is on voters' minds after supreme court block was law to arrest and detain illegal migrants, immigrants. it was working. arizona, democratic governor katy hobbs using veto power to kill a border bill similar to one that's holding the line in the lone star state. why? because she is a democrat.

griff jenkins joins us live from eagle pass, texas with more. griff, how disappointing for people that want border security? >> well, in arizona, republicans there in the legislature wanted to do what texas did. you are right, the supreme court has blocked at least until next week super bowl 4 next -- s.b. 4. group of migrants columbia and peru on the other side of this fence. of if this law were in effect it would make it a class b misdemeanor for first time crossers, punishable up to six months or for repeat offenders a second degree felony. and it would require texas judges to return migrants who illegally cross back to mexico. now the migrants there will be here for several hours. the national guard not doing anything and not letting them through the fence. let me show you some video right where we were yesterday. we had a dozen or so migrants that were from venezuela and columbia that came around the corner here and got through the fencing and were taken into custody. that's all a part of it.

but the numbers are very small here. take a look at some of the footage we have seen in recent days of the thousands crossing in arizona. that's ground zero. tucson sector. every single day is leading with 1500 to 2,000. now, about arizona's law, it would also have made it illegal to cross into arizona. from the bill i can read to you just a piece of it here. it said, quote. any unlawful immigrant find and imprisoned for not more than six months or two years for offense. you are right. democrat arizona governor katie hobbs took the veto pen to it, listen here. >> this bill does not secure our border. on the contrary, it will be harm 68 for communities and businesses in our state and a burden for law enforcement personnel. i know there's frustration by the federal government's failure to secure our border. but this bill is not the solution. >> and finally, brian, you can't overstate how much the migration surge has moved out west.

70% are in blue states in places like calvary, arizona, and new mexico. texas is way down, brian, we will send it back to you. >> brian: unbelievable stop what is working and now everything is stopped in the courts. unbelievable. meanwhile in less than an hour, polls open in texas. one of today's biggest prizes 150 delegates up for grabs. as give just told you this year the stakes are higher with a growing prices at the border. will cain is talking to the voters live at the allen cafe in allen, texas, will? >> will: that's right. back to the allen cafe here in allen, texas. talking to voters specifically about the border. let me introduce to you jason, jujitsu jason and philip. he served in the air force, we appreciate your service. we were just talking, philip, about the border and where that ranks and what you think about that as an issue as you vote today on super tuesday. >> right there at the top. probably for me it's the number one issue to talk about and to

fix. that we obviously need a solution. we have got a porous border and it's going to impact our security at some point down the road. >> will: feels like inevitability at some point we will pay the price for this. let's jump over here to philip's son, jason. you were talking about the import of this entire election. you feel like it's the most important election of your lifetime? >> by far, and i think for folks like us that is crowd that has kids that are getting older and maybe getting interested in politics and whatnot, i think this year we have to -- we have to voice out. we have to show up and talk. there's a lot of issues right now on this country. we can't take care of our own. veterans that have served, older folks. the concerns are, you know, all on the immigrant stuff. we are putting all our attention and money into that. we are missing out on opportunities to help ourselves and continue to prosper jason was telling us he had four kids

in the allen school texas. fell in texas over a decade. you laugh at chicago and new york you have been dealing with this for a while. philip used the word invasion and jason introduced the word chaos when you talk about the southern border absolute chaos. >> absolute chaos. we have to find a solution to welcome these immigrants in. buff we have got to vet these people. we don't understand who is coming in right now and it could effect auto us five to 10 years down the road. we have got to find a solution with this. >> will: look, i did a straw poll of hands and we can do it again. is this your number one issue? immigration? it f. it's your number one issue today raise your hand. let me hear from you. there is no doubt this is the top issue in texas. but, now, back to you guys in new york. >> brian: all right. thanks so much, will. appreciate it. we'll be checking with will all morning long. let's go over to carley shimkus who is poised to deliver the news. >> carley: another major story out of texas. hang today. texas governor greg abbott is visiting a town devastated by the smokehouse creek fire.

the biggest wildfire in the state's history is just 15% contained. two people have been killed, hundreds of homes destroyed. and over 1.1 million acres have been scorched. check out this video here. a chief using a pickup truck to drag a cash machine out of a barbershop. the incident happened yesterday morning in orange county, california. the thief breaks the shop window, straps that atm to the back of the truck and little the gas. police say the other heists. the barbershop is offering $1,000 reward for any information leading to that thief's arrest. wow. >> and also in california, 11 candidates are running against the los angeles county d.a. george gascon in today's primary election. gascon was first elected in 2020 on a platform of progressive changes but has since come under fire for being soft on crime. five of the 11 candidates trying to unseat him come from his own office. they include his child abuse

prosecutor, a cold case prosecutor. supervising d.a., head deputy d.a. and a violent crimes prosecutor two l.a. county judges are in the running to replace gascon. one to watch. >> brian: hopefully gascon loses it would help the country. eyeing a way to get trump off the ballot. >> i'm working on w. my colleagues to set up a process by which we could determine a that someone who committed insurrection is disqualified. >> brian: and go congressman supporting different candidates make their cases, next. plus, polls in north carolina opening right now this super tuesday. we'll keep you up to date as it develops. ♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪

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wasserman schultz and eric swalwell to revive legislation that we had to set up a process by which we could determine that someone who committed insurrection is disqualified by section 3 of the 14th amendment. >> steve: well, this morning, house democrats waste nothing time fighting back after the supreme court unanimously ruled against colorado's effort to ban donald trump from the primary ballot. joining us right now with reaction we have got trump campaign surrogate, florida congressman byron donalds screen left right there along with haley campaign surrogate north carolina congressman ralph norman screen right. good morning, guys. >> good morning. >> steve: congressman done let's donaldssaid keep i'm hadn't 00 . now democrats want to change everything. >>ing look, they can say whatever they want. it's not going to be successful. not going to go anywhere in the house or the senate trying to keep up lame story the supreme

court was clear the voters will decide this general election. >> steve: they were really clear. it was 9-0. congressman norman, nikki haley, i heard her say yesterday i'm glad he's on the ballot. she said she just wants to try to beat him fair and square, keep him on the ballot, right? >> absolutely. and byron is right. jamie raskin, this is a diversion tactic. when the history books are written. it's the federal government that committed the insurrection. not the people who entered the capitol and poor people being arrested now. he will keep trying and it will fail you will not get two thirds in the house nor will you get in the senate. again, this is nothing new. they major in the minor and try to do whatever they can to prevent the american people from having a choice. >> steve: let's switch gears to today is super tuesday.

it's the grand kahuna of primary contests all across the country with 15 states voting today. congressman norman, let's start with you. right now nikki haley is way behind. what is her path forward? >> well, the path forward is just what she's doing, steve. i mean, she is going out. she is working. if you look at history, george bush didn't get out until may 26th in his run against reagan. and, she owes it to people who support her or people who put the money ump to have her run. and she needs to run through the tape as nikki says. so she has got 43 now. president trump has 273. nikki needs 1172. she will go to work. and let's let the american people decide through competition who they want. >> steve: congressman donalds, is donald trump watching nikki haley or is he already setting his sights on joe biden? >> he is already setting his

sights on joe biden and becoming the 47th president. look, governor haley, she had an opportunity to run. she ran hard. but it's just not going to happen. no state has been close in the a lot of the early states allowed democrat voters and early voters to come into the process. super tuesday is going to be a little bit different. i expect that president trump is going to walk away with the lion share of the dells. everybody is expecting that i expect you are expecting that at fox. we believe this primary process over. donald trump is going to be the nominee. and, as a party. it's time for us to unite hind president trump and make sure we take on the battle that's in front of us which joe biden and the radical democrats because they're the ones that are destroying our country. >> steve: all right, guys, thank you very much. congressman donalds and congressman nor man. have great day. let's get started on super tuesday, guys. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> steve: you bet. speaking of donald trump and nikki haley. they are both going to be on "fox & friends." 8:00 eastern hour so please stick around for that meanwhile,

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♪ >> brian: in georgia fulton county d.a. fani willis facing disqualification from former president trump's election interference case as new court filings claim she tried to keep her relationship with the special prosecutor nathan wade a secret. todd piro joins us. >> todd: intrigue grows deeper by the day. fulton county d.a. warned special prosecutor nathan wade's lawyer not to say anything about their romantic relationship. she allegedly called terrence bradley saying, quote: they are coming after us. you don't need to talk to them about anything about us. now, the new court filings reveal a cobb county georgia prosecutor named cindy lee yeager overheard the conversation between willis and bradley. while wade and willis both testified that their affair

happened between 2022 and 2023, this new filing claims bradley told yeager the romance began all the way back in 2019 during willis' campaign to become d.a. yeager watched bradley's testimony last week when he claimed to have no knowledge of when willis and wade started dating and, according to this filing, she, quote: became concerned as a result of the fact that what mr. bradley testified to on the witness stand was directly contrary to what mr. bradley had told ms. yeager in person. now, willis could be disqualified from former president trump's election interference case in georgia, if the judge finds a conflict of interest. that ruling is expected to come within the next two weeks. lawrence, over to you. >> lawrence: thanks, todd, all right, last week we showed you california congressional candidate kate monroe plugging a hole nut border wall with razor wire she bought with her own money from her own pocket. during a trip to the border gavin newsom is taking a photo op. next to her hard work.

kate monroe joins us ahead of super tuesday. how did you feel about the governor -- i mean, finally visiting the border area, but then posing right in front of your hard work? >> well, i think my first reaction was to laugh like you can't make up the ridiculous stuff that happens on the left, right? it's like oh, thank you for coming down to visit the border all these years too late. it really kind of pisss me off. that's exactly what most politicians do. they stand for things but they actually do very little. i thought it was actually embarrassing for him and you can go back up at the sacramento and do your feckless, malicious neglect of a job. >> lawrence: now we are finding out 70% of the illegal crossings in february happened in blue states. >> so, it's not just california now. it's all of the liberal states right now. >> yeah. it's not a huge surprise. you have the sanctuary states, sanctuary cities. you turn the whole country into a sanctuary country basically

and wonder why it's disseminating the infrastructure in all of these cities. their policies are so ridiculous. they goal after democrat supremacy at literally any cost. even the cost of a life laken riley. they do not care. >> lawrence: when you are looking at all these border numbers, it looks like the numbers are starting to drop in texas. we're only at 42,000 in texas. but arizona has 54,000. california 32,000. new mexico 11,000. it looks like what governor greg abbott is doing to secure the border is working. pushing them back. putting that razor wire as well as those shipping containers is working. but it's not the same for your state of california. >> no, in our state of california, regular everyday veterans have to go down and secure our border. i mean, we invite it here. we actually import people into our country, into our state, it's not really that difficult to secure the border. we have now secured three sites

and we have gone back to check and all the razor wire is still up. the fact that we're not doing it when it's very simple just tells you everything you need to know that they want it and it's purposeful. >> lawrence: kate, i didn't get to ask you last week since the governor is posing in front of your wire, do you think they will pay you back for the job that you did that they should have been doing? in texas, we have been trying to get reimbursed from the federal government. you got a state that's taking almost credit for your work. you think he is gonna give you invoice back with that money? >> no. not even a thank you card. i'm sure he was there trying to get him to take it down. but, in reality, pay back enough for me was understanding that we lit the country on fired and showed people that we don't have to go quietly into the night. that's all the payment i need. i feel very good about what we did. i don't need a single nickel from him. no thank you. >> lawrence: you are a boss, kate. thank you so much for joining the program again. so a super show for a super

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